The company took off in the year 2021 so that all the eyes are focused on 2022 and the hotly anticipated Ryzen 6000 processors. It built using the Zen 4 architecture and these chips are rumored to be up to 40 percent faster than the previous generation and the feature an entirely new socket design and it is one that breaks with the decades of tradition at AMD.
The Ryzen 6000 the generation could finally cement AMD as the CPU market leader against Intel. The AMD is on track to overtake the former desktop ruler, it also having some exciting products coming up. The AMD has announced the Zen 4 architecture and it has not announced the next generation chips for now.
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It is said that the CPU s are rumored to arrive in 2022. The PC builders built a timeline out of disparate pieces of a leaked AMD road map and it points to Zen 4 coming in 2022. It is also confirmed that the chips are set to come out in the 2nd half of 2022 in the recent investors call.
The AMD raised the price of Ryzen 7 5800 X and the Ryzen 9 5900 X and the Ryzen 9 5950 X by $50 each compared to their Ryzen 3000 counterparts. The chip shortage has raised the prices of the components across the board, so that we might be entering a time when the CPUs are more expensive in general. The report on the performance has claimed that the Zen 4 chips could see an overall boost of 40 percent compared to the previous generation and the 25 percent boost in the single core performance.
The next generation of CPUs the AMD is retiring the AM4 socket that it has used since the launch of first generation Ryzen chips. The socket will be some five years old by the time next generation Ryzen chips show up. The AMD is using the 12 RDNA compute units on the Ryzen 6000 mobile chips and it seems some wires may have gotten crossed with this rumor. The 12 RDNA 2 CUs is the minimum for the Zen 4 chips and it would offer a huge boost over the APUs AMD offers today
